texts: The son of a German-American industrialist founded a transportation and real estate empire in San Diego, California, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Hotel del Coronado and the San Diego and Arizona Railway are both credited with helping San Diego develop into a major commercial center. He was remembered as "one of America's few great Empire Builders who invested millions to turn a struggling, bankrupt village into the beautiful and cosmopolitan city San Diego is today." The family moved to New York City after <mask> was born. After attending Oakland College, <mask> studied chemistry and mechanical engineering at the Polytechnic College in Germany. He began working for his father after returning to California. He went to the Hawaiian Islands in 1876 to work for his father's sugar business.With $2 million in capital, he started J. D. Spreckels and Brothers, a company to establish a trade between the mainland United States and the Hawaiian Islands. Two large fleets of sail and steam ships were controlled by the company. The firm became agents for leading sugarcane plantations in Hawaii. The development of commercial interests between the United States and Hawaii is due to this firm. J.D. founded the Oceanic Steamship Company, which was the shipping and passenger line of this enterprise. Spreckels was in the year 1884. The first service was between California and Hawaii, and later, also from California to Australia and New Zealand.The various lines had ships that transported passengers, sugar and/or other food. The only mail service between the US and Australia and New Zealand was provided by the company. The ships that transported mail to Australia and New Zealand were the Alameda, the Mariposa, the Zealandia, the Sierra, and the Ventura. The direct mail service was provided by Australia. <mask>, J.D.'s father, had early financed the company which became a subsidiary of Matson Navigation Company. The iron ship Alameda, the wood schooner Anna, and the iron steamer Australia were all under the control of J.D. The Zealandia and William G. Irwin were both built in the 19th century.<mask> and Lillie Siebein were married in October of 1877 and had four children: Grace, who was born in September of 1878, Lillie, who was born in November of 1879, <mask>, who was born in April of 1884, and Claus, who was born in March of 1888. They lived in the Kingdom of Hawaii before moving to San Francisco. <mask> went to San Diego on his yacht Lurline to stock up on supplies. He invested in the construction of a wharf and coal bunkers at the foot of Broadway because he was impressed by the real estate boom. <mask>' interest in San Diego would last for the rest of his life after the boom ended. In 1892, he bought the San Diego street railway system and changed it from horse power to electricity. The hotel was originally capitalized with US$3 million.The original company directors were E.S. Babcock, <mask><mask>, Captain Charles T. Hinde, H.W. They were joined by Giles Kellogg. The company was responsible for a lot of investments in the area. Spreckels waited for his friend, Captain Charles T. Hinde, to join him before investing in the company. They worked together to invest and manage new businesses. The San Francisco Call was once owned by Spreckels.He bought The San Diego Union in 1890 and the San Diego Evening Tribune in 1901 while living in San Francisco. After the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, he moved his family to San Diego. In the next decades, Spreckels became a millionaire many times over, and the wealthiest man in San Diego. He owned the San Diego-Coronado Ferry System, the Union-Tribune Publishing Co., the San Diego Electric Railway, and the San Diego & Arizona Railway. The Union Building is one of the buildings he built in downtown San Diego. He paid 10% of the property taxes in San Diego County. The president of several companies was Spreckels, including the Oceanic Steamship Company, which operated a mail and passenger line to Hawaii and Australia.The first permanent residence in the San Diego area was the Spreckels Mansion. The Mansion was located on five acres of land overlooking the bay. The Mansion was designed and built by Architect Harrison Albright in 1906. The building was finished in 1908 with six bedrooms, three baths, a parlor, dining room and library at a cost of $35,000. <mask>' Mansion had a brass cage elevator, marble staircase, leather-padded handrails, skylights, marble floors, and some of the Island's most spectacular gardens. After living through the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, <mask> insisted that the home be built with reinforced steel and concrete. The mansion where <mask> lived until his death was on Glorietta Boulevard.The hotel is called the Glorietta Bay Inn. The beach house was designed by Harrison Albright and was built by <mask><mask>. Claus's widow, Ellis, lived at the Ocean Boulevard beach house until 1967, when she died. The beach house mansion was the location of the accidental death of the son of the former CEO of Medicis Pharmaceutical, as well as the suicide of the girlfriend of the man. The San Diego Electric Railway was founded in 1892 and was a light rail mass transit system. Buying up several failed downtown horse- and cable-drawn trolley routes was part of Spreckels' strategy. The SDERy built new lines to connect San Diego's burgeoning downtown with the region's up-and-coming outlying communities, including Mission Beach, Pacific Beach, and Normal Heights.At its peak, the SDERy's routes would operate throughout greater San Diego over 165 miles of track. Due in large part to the phenomenal rise in popularity of the automobile, the company discontinued all streetcar service in 1949. The construction of Balboa Park was one of Spreckels' major contributions to the city of San Diego. The owner of the San Diego Electric Railway Company developed a fleet of special streetcars that could handle large crowds. Over the next 27 years, the Class 1 streetcars will provide a continuing public transportation service for the city of San Diego. The Class 1s were designed with artistry, state-of-the-art technology and San Diego's unique climate in mind. The engineers of SDERy drafted plans that took elements from both the "California Car" and the "Closed Car" designs and refashioned them into a new, modern transit fleet.These beautiful, Arts & Crafts-style streetcars were built and shipped out to San Diego after their plans were sent to the Saint Louis Car Company. The Class 1 streetcars ran all over San Diego, from Downtown to Mission Hills. They briefly served as a link to the U.S.-Mexico border. The cheaper, Depression-era Presidents' Conference Committee streetcars replaced the retired streetcars in 1939. Only three of the original Class 1 streetcars remain. The San Diego and Arizona Railway, a short line American railroad, was completed in 1919 due to the immense logistical challenges involved. It was established in 1906 to provide San Diego with a direct rail link to the east by connecting with the Southern Pacific Railroad, which secretly provided the funding for the endeavor.The original estimate was $6 million, but the total construction cost was $18 million. Construction delays, attacks by Mexican revolutionaries, and government intervention during World War I helped push the completion of the project to November 15, 1919. It was a monumental task that affected Spreckels' health and almost cost him his life. Border closings with Mexico and damage to the lines from heavy rainstorms took a financial toll on the railroad. The Southern Pacific renamed the railroad the San Diego and Arizona Eastern Railway due to financial difficulties that forced Spreckels' heirs to sell their interests in the firm. The Southern California Mountain Water Company was organized by Spreckels and built the Morena, Upper, Lower, and Dulzura dams. The company was bought by the city.One of the West Coast's most prominent and enthusiastic automobilists was Speckels. When California began requiring license plates in 1905, Spreckels acquired the first five plates for himself and his family. The Spreckels Theatre is the first modern commercial playhouse west of the Mississippi. He and his brother donated the Spreckels Organ Pavilion to the people of San Diego just before the opening of the Panama-California exposition. Spreckels provided free daily organ concerts for many years and paid the salaries of a resident organist and a resident organ tuner. There are two schools named for him in San Diego and California. On June 7, 1926, <mask> died in San Diego.Austin Adams wrote that he was one of America's few great Empire Builders who invested millions to turn a struggling, bankrupt village into the beautiful and cosmopolitan city San Diego is today. There are notes about a biography. The Home of the Historic San Diego Class 1 Streetcars San Diego Historical Society San Diego Biographies: <mask> D. Spreckels was published in 2005. "2,543 Days: A History of the Hotel at the Grand Rapids Dam on the Wabash River" was written by <mask>. The History of the Inn and <mask>. Spreckels are External links. "<mask>. Spreckels Solves the Railroad Problem" is from The History of San Diego. The Spreckels Organ Society has a Facebook page.The History of San includes business people from San Diego, as well as people from Hawaii and South Carolina.

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texts: The queen regent of the Ardiaei tribe in Illyria was named Teuta. In the context of an ongoing conflict with the Roman Republic regarding the effects of Illy, she assumed the Regency of the Ardiaean Kingdom for her stepson Pinnes. Rome declared war against her in 229 BC after one of the Roman ambassadors was killed by Illyrian pirates. She surrendered after the First Illyrian War. Teuta had to give up the southern part of her territory and pay tribute to Rome, but she was allowed to keep the realm north of Lissus. The life of Teuta is biased by the fact that surviving ancient sources, which were written by Greek and Roman authors, are generally hostile to Illyrians and their queen for political or misogynistic reasons. Her name is known in Ancient Greek as  and in Latin as Teuta, which is a diminutive form of the Illyrian name Teuta.The Proto-Indo-European (PIE) root *teutéh1 is attached to the PIE suffix -n. -nos The Gothic masculine form iudans 'king' is derived from an earlier *teuto-nos'master of the people'. She was regent for her stepson Pinnes after the death of her husband, the former king of the Ardiaei. The extent of the kingdom of Teuta is unknown. They must have controlled most of the Illyrian inland from central Albania to the Adriatic coast. According to Polybius, Teuta ordered her commanders to treat the neighboring states as enemies and to support the piratical raids of her subjects, which eventually brought Roman forces to cross the Adriatic for the first time.In 231 BC, <mask>'s armies attacked the regions of Elis and Messenia. They captured the Greek city of Phoenice, which was the most prosperous place of Epirus and a center for growing commerce with the Italian Peninsula. A truce was agreed against the payment of a fee and freeborn prisoners after the city was liberated. An increase in the threat posed by Illyrians to Greeks and Romans was represented by the seizure of an urban centre. The Roman Senate was forced to dispatch two ambassadors to the city of Scodra in order to demand an end to pirate expeditions after they looted Italian merchant ships in such a high number. The vivid account of the event given by the Greek historian Polybius was probably influenced by an earlier Roman tradition intended to justify the invasion of Illyria. Queen Teuta was celebrating the end of an internal Illyrian rebellion when the Roman ambassadors arrived.She promised they wouldn't be hurt by a royal force, but that wasn't enough to stop piracy. It was contrary to the custom of the Illyrian kings to not allow their subjects to win from the sea. One of the envoys lost his temper and said that Rome would make it her business to improve relations between the people of lllyria. One of the two present ambassadors disrespected the queen so much that her attendants were ordered to seize the ambassadors' ship as it embarked back for Rome, and the other was murdered on his homeward voyage. The other ambassador may have been made prisoner. In Appian's version, the two ambassadors, one Roman and one Issaian, were captured and murdered by some Illyrian lemboi before they landed on Illyrian land. The news of the murder caused the Romans to prepare for war, as legions were enlisted and the fleet assembled.In 229 BC, Rome declared war on Illyria and for the first time, the Roman armies crossed the Adriatic Sea to reach the western Balkans. An army consisting of 20,000 troops, 200 cavalry units and an entire Roman fleet of 200 ships was sent to conquer Illyria. The Roman attack caught Teuta by surprise since she had ordered a large naval expedition against the Greek colony of Corcyra in the winter of 229. When the 200 Roman ships showed up at Corcyra, the governor of Teuta betrayed her and surrendered the city to the Romans. The Romans awarded him the position of governor of Pharos at the end of the conflict. The rest of the Roman army landed at Apollonia. The navy and army went northward together.They besieged the capital, Scodra, after subduing one town after another. The city of Rhizon is the principal base of the Illyrian fleet. According to Polybius, she made a treaty in the early spring of 228 BC in order to reign over a restricted and narrow region north of Lissus and not to sail beyond it with more than two ships. She was required to acknowledge the final authority of Rome. She abdicated in 227 BC. After the defeat, <mask> sent an embassy to Rome to deliver captives and apologize to her spouse, but not under hers, according to Appian. Polybius is the most detailed account of <mask>'s short reign.The most objective portrait of Teuta is that of Appian according to scholar Marjeta ael Kos. Peter Derow believes that Appian's version of the murder of the ambassadors is more plausible than Polybius. Polybius' narrative, written almost one century after the events and hostile to Illyrians and their queen alike, was probably written by a Roman historian. The contemporary of Teuta was biased towards his own nation. Polybius was aware of Fabius' own prejudices and opposed them on some occasions, but if he was ready to accept the negative picture of the existing tradition, he would. The story of the reign of Teuta is told in those terms by Polybius. 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According to a legend, <mask> ended her life in grief by throwing herself from the mountains. The Albanian sporting club Teuta Durrs is named after <mask>, a modern Albanian woman. There is a list of rulers of Illyrian warfare.

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texts: He was a Japanese farmer and religious leader. She is the leader of the new religion Tenrikyo. According to her followers, she was the Shrine of Tsukihi until her death in 1886. She entered a state of poverty after giving away most of her family's possessions. She attracted followers who believed that she was a living goddess who could heal people and bless expectant mothers with safe childbirth. She taught the lyrics, choreography and music of the Service, which became Tenrikyo's scripture and liturgy, to leave a record of her teachings. She instructed her followers to mark the place where God created human beings with a pillar and perform a liturgy around it in order to advance humankind toward the Joyous Life.In the last several years of her life, she and her followers were arrested and held by the Japanese authorities for forming a religious group without official authorization. The Shinto Main Bureau authorized Tenrikyo Church Headquarters to be a church a year after her death. According to Tenrikyo doctrine, Nakayama Miki was the fulfillment of God's promise to humankind at creation, which was that after a certain number of years had elapsed, God would be revealed through the soul of the mother of humankind at the place of creation and inform humankind of its origins As the Shrine of God, Nakayama's words and actions were in line with the will of the Almighty and her soul left the physical world after her death. On June 2, 1798, Nakayama <mask>, also known as Maegawa, was born at five o'clock in the morning. She was born to a family of farmers in Sanmaiden Village in Yamabe County. Maegawa Hanshichi was a member of the Td clan and held the title of musokunin, a samurai-like status which allowed him to have a surname and carry a sword without a stipend.He was the head of a group of local villages. Kinu was said to have excelled in sewing and was from the Nagao family. In the first decade of her life, she learned how to sew and spin cotton from her mother and how to write with a brush from her father. She was educated in reading and writing at the private school she attended from the age of nine to eleven. She learned how to make handicraft items and cut garments out of wide bolts of cotton from her mother. The Maegawas were followers of the Pure Land school of Buddhism. By the age of twelve or thirteen, she was able to recite from memory various sutras and the hymns from the Jdo Wasan, thanks to her familiarity with Buddhist prayer.She was interested in becoming a nun. On the suggestion of Kinu, <mask>'s parents asked her to marry Nakayama Zenbei, the son of <mask>'s aunt. She agreed to become a nun on the condition that she would be allowed to continue her Buddhist prayer even after marriage. The Nakayama family lived in the village of Shoyashiki, where <mask> took part in her wedding procession. Dressed in a long-sleeved kimono, she was carried in a palanquin and was accompanied by attendants carrying a trousseau of five loads. The Nakayama family had some prestige in the local area. In Shoyashiki, the male head of the Nakayama household was supposed to inherit the post of village head in the case of a divorce.The Nakayama family was a major landholder in the village. In 1813, her in-laws gave her the responsibility of all household affairs. Tenrikyo's biography of <mask>, The Life of Oyasama, portrays her as a productive worker. She pulled more than half an acre of cotton a day, wove fabrics twice as fast as the average woman, and did every type of farm work except for the men's. She completed a training course known as the Fivefold Transmission in the spring of 1816 at her parish temple in Magata Village. During the Fivefold Transmission, she underwent tonsure, meditated, and made a vow to repeat the nenbutsu for the rest of her life. Those who joined the Fivefold Transmission were initiated into the mysteries of the Pure Land sect and were considered to have reached the highest level of faith.In June 1820, <mask> Zenyemon, <mask>'s father-in-law, died at the age of sixty-two. The first child named Zenyemon was born in July of 1821. The first and second daughters of her were born in April and September of 1824. Kinu, <mask>'s mother-in-law, died in April. According to The Life of Oyasama, <mask> is a charitable and forgiving mother. When a man was caught stealing a bag of rice from the Nakayama family's storehouse, Miki allowed him to keep the rice instead of turning him in to the authorities. She would offer to nurse the infants if the mothers in her village needed it.Adachi Terunojo was one of the infants she was nursing when he contracted the disease. She walked barefoot to the village shrine every day for a hundred days to pray for his recovery. In 1830, <mask>'s second daughter died. Oharu was born on September 21, 1831. Otsune was her fourth daughter and she died two years after she was born. Kokan was born on December 15, 1836. Shji, Nakayama Miki's oldest son, felt a pain in his leg while sowing a crop.The doctor was called to treat the leg. Nakatano Ichibei was renowned for his healing rituals when Shji's condition did not improve. Shji had only temporary relief after each time Ichibei offered prayers. In order to invoke the Buddha's compassion, Zenbei agreed to conduct an incantation. The incantation was done nine times over the course of a year. On October 23, 1838, Zenbei sent a messenger to Ichibei, who was visiting his relatives in Shoyashiki, after <mask> and Zenbei had physical pains. Ichibei held another incantation the next morning.As Soyo was not available, he asked <mask> to serve as his medium. According to Tenrikyo's doctrine, <mask> had her first divine revelation in the middle of the incantation. The Nakayama family discussed how to respond to the request after the first revelation. The family made several refusals, asking the divine presence to leave, but with each refusal <mask>'s trance grew in intensity and her responses became more severe. Zenbei accepted the invitation on the family's behalf at eight o'clock on the morning of 26 October 1838. According to Tenrikyo's doctrine, the Shrine of Tsukihi was founded on this day. Three years after the revelation, <mask> secluded herself in a storehouse.The Nakayama family's possessions were given away by <mask> in the 1840s. The main house should be dismantled starting with the roof tiles at the southeast corner, followed by the tiles on the northeast corner and the gable walls. Her daughter Oharu married Kajimoto Sojiro, the younger brother of one of the sewing students, in 1852. Shji opened a classroom at home and began to teach the children how to read and write. Zenbei died on February 22, 1854. The first instance of missionary work in the Tenrikyo tradition was marked by the dismantling of the Nakayama house and the sending of Kokan to chant the divine name. In 1854, Oharu was the first to receive the grant of safe childbirth.After Oharu delivered the baby safely, expectant mothers who had heard about the grant visited the Nakayama residence and requested that the grant be administered to them as well. The grant was done by stroking and breathing on the recipient's stomach three times. The recipients of the grant would be assured of a rapid and easy delivery and would not need to observe the customs of the day, such as wearing an abdominal band, not eating certain foods, or leaning against a support. The Place for the Service is Tenrikyo's first house of worship and was built by Iburi Iz. The Mikagura-uta is the songs of Tenrikyo's liturgy, the Service. The Mikagura-uta is divided into five sections, with sections one, two and three being seated with hand movements, while sections four and five are dances. Section one was first composed in 1866, followed by section five from January to August 1867.The first two and four sections were composed in 1870. The Ofudesaki is a Tenrikyo scripture believed to contain her divine revelations. The Ofudesaki was written in the hiragana script and is divided into seventeen parts. In 1874, she got the kagura masks from her brother. The kagura masks would be used for the Kagura Service. The Jiba was located by Miki on 26 May 1875. According to The Life of Oyasama, she identified the spot by walking randomly around the yard of her residence until her foot stopped.To confirm, she asked the other followers who were present to walk blindfolded and their feet stopped at the same spot. She told her followers to mark the spot with a stand called the Kanrodai. The wooden prototype of the Kanrodai was brought out of the storehouse of the Nakayama residence and placed on the Jiba. The women's instruments were taught to be used in the liturgy. The liturgy was performed with the full set of instruments for the first time. The construction of a stone version of the Kanrodai began after a search for stones in a nearby village. The first and second layers of the stand were put up in May and September of the same year.The chief of the Nara police station took away the two layers to prevent the performance of the service the next day. In the same year, she made revisions to sections one and three of the Mikagura-uta, as well as expressing her regret over the confiscation in the final verse of the Ofudesaki. Several yamabushi monks caused a commotion at <mask>'s residence and filed a complaint to the local magistrate's office about the activities taking place there. <mask> and her followers were questioned by the magistrate's office and told to get government authorization first. Shji received government authorization in 1867 when he went to the Yoshida Administrative Office of Shinto. The authorization was invalid in 1870 when the Yoshida Administrative Office was terminated by the Meiji government. Shji obtained a license to operate a steam bath and inn as a ruse to allow more followers to gather without being seen by the police.Death Miki passed away on January 26, 1887. Tenrikyo had 30,000 followers at the time of her death. The biography of Nakayama Miki was published by Tenrikyo Church Headquarters. The biography of Nakayama Miki began after her death. A record of Nakayama's life was requested by an instruction recorded in the Osashizu. The composition of the script for the Besseki lectures was supervised by <mask> Shinnosuke, the first Shinbashira. The katakana version of Nakayama Shinnosuke's biography was written around 1898, while the hiragana version was written around 1907.The Life of Oyasama was based on <mask> Shinnosuke's hiragana version. Various individuals produced a number of writings containing biographical information. The Tenrikyo followers made a written request in December of 1886 to establish a church. The Tenrikykai Yurai ryakki was written by Hashimoto Kiyoshi and was submitted to groups outside the church. At the turn of the century, Tenrikyo Church Headquarters commissioned biographies from two non-tenrikyo writers. Around this time, followers of Tenrikyo wrote biographies of their own. The Department of Doctrine and Historical Materials was founded in 1925.The Life of Oyasama; with Revised Historical Data was produced by the department around 1936. This was published in volumes 29, 30, 32, 37, and 47 of the journal Fukugen. The "Kki Committee" began to prepare a number of drafts of Oyasama's biography in 1952. The research of <mask> Shinnosuke was used as the primary historical reference. The first draft was put together by an early Tenrikyo theologian. The drafts from the first to the 17th were referred to as Tenriky kyso den san. The 18th draft was prepared in 1955.The twenty-second draft is referred to as Tenriky kyso den kan. The "16th Doctrinal Seminar" was held after the release of the twenty-first draft to discuss aspects of the draft that still needed improvement. The Life of Oyasama, Foundress of Tenrikyo was published on October 26, 1956. The Life of Oyasama has gone through two revisions. On December 26, 1981 the first revision was published. On January 26, 1986, the second revision was published. The first English translation was published in 1967, the second in 1982, and the third in 1996.The Foundress of Tenrikyo Tenrikyo International Website is Oyasama, the Foundress of World Religions & Spirituality Project.

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texts: <mask> is a Nigerian-American singer, song writer, and record producer. <mask> blends traditional African elements with global pop. <mask> won the Next Rated award at The Headies in 2012 after releasing his second single from his debut studio album. He signed a record deal with Sony Music in January of 2016 after releasing a number of hit singles. Dremo, Mayorkun, Peruzzi and Liya have been signed to the record label Davido Music Worldwide. In July of 2016 <mask> signed a record deal. "How Long", "Coolest Kid in Africa" and "Gbagbe Oshi" were supported by the single "Son of Mercy".<mask>'s contract with Sony was re-negotiated in April of last year and he released five singles including "If" and "Fall". "If" generated worldwide social media activity while "Fall" was the longest-charting Nigerian pop song in history. The king of modern-day afrobeats is <mask>. <mask>'s second studio album A Good Time was released in November of 2019. New African magazine named <mask> one of the Top 100 most influential Africans. A Better Time was released on November 13, 2020. <mask> is the second most followed African on the social media app.David Adedeji Adeleke was born on November 21, 1992, in Atlanta, Georgia. His mother was a university lecturer while his father was a business magnate. <mask> is the son of a man and a woman. He moved back to the US at the age of 16 after attending the British International School in Lagos, Nigeria. <mask> started making beats after buying musical equipment. He worked with his cousins to form a music act. <mask> moved to London to work on his vocals after dropping out of university.<mask> decided to enroll at Babcock University to honor his father after returning to Nigeria. In July 2015, he graduated from Babcock with a degree in music after his father paid the university to start a music department. <mask> started working on his debut studio album in 2011. Afrobeats and hip hop are included in the album's music. The album was produced by <mask>, Jay Sleek, Maleek Berry, Dokta Frabz, Mr. Chidoo, Theory Soundz, and Shizzi. There are guest appearances from Ice Prince and 2 Face Idibia. Music critics panned its lyrics and <mask>'s writing.The album was nominated for Album of the Year at The Headies. At the Nigeria Entertainment Awards, it was nominated for Best Album of the Year. On May 7, 2011, the Naeto C-assisted track " Back When" was released as the album's lead single. It was produced by <mask>. <mask> said he recorded " Back When" in London. The Clarence Peters-directed music video was uploaded on May 9, 2011. The album's second single was produced by <mask> and Shizzi.<mask> said in an interview that he recorded a song in August of that year. The song was leaked three months after he sent it. On January 8, 2012 the music video for "Dami Duro" was released. "Ekuro" was the third single of the album. The music video was made in Miami. The song was sung by Nigerian singer Aramide. An unfinished version of the song was leaked before the official release of the album's fourth single, "Overseas.""All of You" was the fifth single of the album. <mask> told Factory 78 TV that he recorded the song with GospelOnDeBeatz. <mask> released a song called "Gobe" on February 25, 2013. Premium Times had a list of the Top 10 songs of the year. Charles Mgbolu said the song "exudes fun from start to finish". The music video for "Gobe" was recorded in South Africa. "One of a Kind" will be released on May 13, <mask> announced.Shizzi produced the song. The video for "One of a Kind" was made in South Africa. Africa is rich in culture and music. "Skelewo" was released in August of 2013). It was one of the top 10 songs of the year. On August 18th, <mask> uploaded an instructional dance video that was directed by Jassy Generation to YouTube. An announcement of a dance competition was made after the video's release.There were two music videos for "Skelewo". Sesan directed the first music video. It was uploaded to a parody account. <mask> said someone betrayed him by releasing the video and that he would make another video with a UK based music video director. In a statement released by his team, Sesan said Davido was satisfied with his contributions to the music video; he also said it would be immature for <mask> and his management to release inaccurate statements to defame his brand. The official music video for "Skelewo" was recorded and directed in London by Moe Musa. On February 1, <mask> released a song.Clarence Peters directed the video for the song. <mask> plays a poor farmer who falls in love with a prince. The song "Tchelete (Goodlife)" was released on April 30, 2014, by <mask> and Mafikizolo. It was produced and distributed by Oskido and Shizzi. <mask> met Mafikizolo at the Elite Night event. The music video was made by Twenty Twenty Media. The video had Oskido and Uhuru in it.The song "Africa Rising" was written by <mask> and was used in a campaign by DStv to encourage Africans to participate in community-based social investment projects. The music video for "Africa Rising" was directed by a South African production house. The song was performed at the Africa Rising launch ceremony. The trap song "Fans Mi" was released by <mask>. Fans were teased with audio and behind-the-scenes photographs of the video before it was released. The Baddest, <mask>'s 20-track album, was originally scheduled for release in June of 2015, but was delayed to October of that year. The album was delayed two days before this date because of a corporation's interest in distributing it.The album's cover art and track listing was released earlier that year by <mask>. The Baddest was going to feature production from Shizzi, Del B, Spellz, J Fem, Don Jazzy, Puffy Tee, Uhuru, Kiddominant and Young John. It was also going to feature guest artists such as P-Square, Don Jazzy, Runtown, and DJ Buckz. <mask>'s announcement that he signed a record deal with Sony Music was met with mixed reactions. A press release was put out by the record label. <mask> has a record deal with Sony that requires him to release two albums and retain the rights to his music and performances. After signing with Sony, <mask> founded the record label Davido Music Worldwide.The label has signed Dremo, Mayorkun, Yonda and Peruzzi. In July of 2016 <mask> signed a record deal. The Baddests release was altered by his record deal with Sony Music. <mask>'s contract with Sony required the album to have an international appeal to allow for global distribution. "How Long", "Coolest Kid in Africa" and "Gbagbe Oshi" were supported by the single "Son of Mercy". "If", "Fall", "Fia" and "Assurance" were nominated for Best African Act at the MOBO Awards. "If" was released on February 17th.The track was ghost-written by <mask>. The song was certified as a diamond by the Recording Industry of South Africa. "If" won two awards at The Headies. The song was described as a slow burner with an "unfussy beat that sounds hollow out and isn't cluttered with instruments". Tunde Babalola produced and directed the music video for "If", which was recorded in London. <mask> collaborated with Orange Culture to create a capsule collection. On June 2, <mask> released "Fall"."Dun Talking" is a track by Kojo Funds. "Fall" was certified Platinum by the Recording Industry of South Africa, it was one of the top 100 most searched for singles in America in January, and it was a top 10 record in New York. It was the longest-charting Nigerian pop song in history. "Fall" made the list of the 200 Best Songs of the 2010s. The video for "Fall" was directed by a Nigerian-born British video director. The Nigerian artist's video became the most-viewed video on YouTube in December of last year. On November 10, <mask> released "Fia".The song was produced by Fresh VDM. <mask> addresses his arrest and the role of Danjuma in fueling the rumor that he was involved in the death of Tagbo Umenike in the second verse. <mask>'s song "manages to reflect some of his recent personal struggles, without directly dishing into sensitive details" was praised by a writer for Native magazine. Kayode Faniyi said that the song of <mask>'s career is "undoubtedly the song of Davido's career till he outdoes himself" in his review for Music in Africa. "Fia" is a track that uses <mask>'s "croaky voice" according to Daniel Orubo of Konbini Channels. "Fia" was nominated for two awards at The Headies. Clarence Peters directed the music video.On March 30, 2018, a new version of "Fia" was released. Many of the elements from the original recording are retained in the song. <mask> was one of the Best Worldwide Act recipients at the MTV Europe Music Awards. "Assurance" was released by <mask>. He dedicated the track to his girlfriend on her birthday. Toye Sokunbi said the song "speaks volumes for the importance of clarity in the age of emojis, validation from our loved ones and putting love first, against all odds". <mask> is the first African artist to receive an award on the main stage.He urged patrons and American artists to visit Africa and eat the food. <mask> performed at the Made in America Festival. He performed at the House of Blues in Boston as part of his "The Locked Up Tour", which ended in September. <mask> was accused of making cult gang gestures in his videos and of being a member of the Black Axe confraternity. The Nigerian Police arrested a suspected Black Axe cult member who confessed that he was lured into the group with promises that he would meet <mask>. <mask>'s country manager, Asa Asika, denied knowledge of <mask> being a member of any secret cult groups. Information Nigeria reported on the stir of <mask> sharing a video on his insta-story reassuring the group of his loyalty.<mask> sold out The O2 Arena in London in January, becoming the first solo African artist to do so. He performed several of his hit singles on stage with the backing band The Compozers. Many of <mask>'s mannerisms are influenced by American rappers with whom he has worked, according to a report by The Guardian. The Chris Brown-assisted track was released in July of 2019. Shizzi produced it and it was supposed to be the album's lead single. The song "Blow My Mind" is about a girl who blows <mask>'s mind. In the video for "Blow My Mind", <mask> and Chris Brown are in a motel with their lovers.The Nigerian music video "Come Closer" and "Fever" both had one million views in 11 hours. The Nigerian music video gained the most views within the first 24 hours of its release. "Risky" was released in October of 2019. Popcaan asked <mask> to appear on his single "Dun Rich". The music video for Risky pays homage to the television show Top Boy. A female member of <mask>'s and Popcaan's crew informs the police in the video. A Good Time was <mask>'s second studio album."If", "Fall", "Assurance", "Blow My Mind" and "Risky" are included in the album. <mask> recorded a song in Atlanta. He wanted to record in a new place. <mask> described the album as a body of work for everyone and said it would include elements of other genres. <mask> disclosed the album's title during an event held in Lagos in September and said it would be released the following month. During the event, he showed excerpts of four songs from the album. <mask> spoke with DJ Self of Power 105.1 and said that the album will feature collaborations with artists including Summer Walker, A Boogie and Chris Brown.Nigerian producers produced most of the tracks on A Good Time. <mask>, his father and a sculpture of his mother are featured on the album's cover. A Good Time is currently the most streamed African album of all time on streaming platforms and was also the first to cross a billion streams. He performed on the Tonight Show in July and was in the studio with Nas. On August 31, 2020, <mask> returned to social media after taking a three-month break to talk about the rise of Afrobeats and other issues within the industry. <mask> said that he had finished work on A Better Time. <mask>'s single "FEM" Video hit 1.8 million views in less than 24 hours, breaking his own record for the fastest Nigerian music.It peaked at number one on the Nigeria TurnTable Top 50 chart in its second week of eligibility. The album was released in November of 2020. The album features guest appearances from a number of people. On December 14, 2020, <mask> announced that his 3rd studio album A better Time had achieved over 21 million streams in a single month. Nigerian Entertainment Today reported on April 6, 2012 that <mask> had signed an endorsement deal. He was the face of the marketing campaign for Nigerian youth. <mask> had an endorsement deal with Guinness Nigeria.He performed at the Guinness World of More Concert as part of the deal. <mask> signed an endorsement deal with a Hong Kong-based phone manufacturer. He was an official brand ambassador for the sports betting brand 1xBet. <mask> was announced as the new ambassador on June 11. <mask> works with rising talents such as Jels. <mask> appeared on a song with Ice Prince and Walshy Fire. The song became popular quickly.On November 17, 2021, <mask> challenged his friends to send a million dollars to his bank account. <mask> said anyone who doesn't come through with the challenge should not associate with him anymore. He added 50 million out of his own pocket and set a panel to disburse the money to orphanages in Nigeria as the funds started rolling in. <mask> shared a copy of the statement with the caption "we rise by lifting others". Davido had challenged his friends to show him love by crediting his account which he posted. He didn't know that his friends were going to show him how much they love him. He had amassed over N 150 million by Thursday evening after making the post on Wednesday morning.People didn't think they would rise up to <mask>'s challenge the way they did. They all showed their love for <mask> by meeting up with his N 100 million challenge. <mask> made it clear that the donations were for his birthday and to clear his new Rolls Royce automobile at the port and he also purchased a new car after a few weeks. He added N50 million from his own pocket and set a panel to disburse the funds to orphanages across Nigeria in an act which was applauded by public figures in Nigeria and abroad. The donors are Femi Otedola, Obi Cubana, Zlatan Ibile, Eniola Badmus and E-Money. <mask> has three children. Chioma is the mother of his third child.There are a number of awards and nominations received by Davido.

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texts: O'Brien is a former Irish cricketer and a cricket commentator. He is a left-handed person. O'Brien began his professional career with Kent in 2004 and spent six seasons there before moving to Northamptonshire in 2007. Two years after making his One Day International debut for Ireland, he played his first Twenty20 International. He played in Ireland's first ever Test match against Pakistan in May of last year. In 2008 O'Brien played in the Indian Cricket League and in 2012 he played in the Bangladesh Premier League. His father, Brendan, played cricket for Ireland from 1966 to 1981 and his brother, Kevin, plays with him in the Ireland team.O'Brien retired from cricket in October. O'Brien attended Marian College in Ballsbridge. Kevin is a member of the Ireland team. Brendan played for Ireland 52 times. His sister is a member of the Ireland women's hockey team. Playing cricket for the Railway Union Cricket Club earned him a call up to the Ireland A team. He became Ireland's number one keeper.O'Brien said that he has a fiery temperament. On 17 June 2004, he was angry when Brian Lara refused to walk. Ireland caused an upset when they won the match, with O'Brien scoring 58 off 57 balls. The groundsman at an Intercontinental Cup game with Scotland was reprimanded and banned for one match after he criticized the condition of the pitch. O'Brien has spent a lot of time in Australia playing for Mosman Cricket Club. The time spent in Australia is one of the most important parts of O'Brien's career. He played two seasons of first grade for North Sydney.He played for the Mosman club as a teenager. Along with Ed Joyce, O'Brien made a number of impressive performances for Ireland before starting to play cricket in England. O'Brien found multiple chances to perform for his county as Geraint Jones found himself performing more often for the England cricket team. He signed a one-year deal with Northamptonshire after being released by Kent. He joined the Essel Group's Indian Cricket League to play for the Delhi Jets. O'Brien became the first player to play international cricket after playing in the ICL when he scored 174 in Ireland's nine-wicket win over the United Arab Emirates in the Intercontinental Cup match. At the end of the 2008 season, O'Brien was named Northamptonshire's player of the year and was rewarded for his consistent performances with a three-year contract with the club.The representative said "<mask>, who has just returned from international duty, was in sensational form last season with the bat, scoring over 850 championship runs and piling on the runs in one-day competition in a new pinch-hitter role". In a tour match against Australia in July 2009, O'Brien made scores of 30 and 58 in a match Northamptonshire lost. He scored seven boundaries off Mitchell Johnson. In O'Brien's absence, David Murphy was Northamptonshire's first-choice keeper. O'Brien signed a contract worth $80,000 to represent them in the Bangladesh Premier League. He scored 54 runs in five matches. O'Brien left Northamptonshire at the end of the 2012 English County season.O'Brien was signed by Leicestershire in a three-year deal. He earned the man of the match award in Ireland's upset victory over Pakistan in the Cricket World Cup in 2007. Seven Ireland players were nominated for the Associate and Affiliate Player of the Year, but O'Brien did not make the short-list. Ireland had a 15-man squad for the World Cup. O'Brien set a World Twenty20 record with his 4 dismissals in the Super 8 stage of the World Twenty20. Ireland's 15-man squad for the World Cup to be hosted by Bangladesh, India, and Sri Lanka between February and April was selected by O'Brien. He became the third player to score 1,000 runs for Ireland after William and Kevin Porterfield.In Ireland's defeat to India, he passed this landmark. O'Brien and Porterfield set a new record for Ireland's third wicket in the same match. Ireland were due to play two one-day internationals against Pakistan in May, however O'Brien injured his hand and was unable to play. Ireland defeated the West Indies in a Test match on February 16th, 2015, when he scored an impressive 79 runs off 60 balls with 11 fours. Ireland has defeated test playing nations in three consecutive world cups. Irish won their first match of the World Cup after O'Brien's score helped them beat the West Indian pace attack. O'Brien played in his 100th match in Ireland's match against Afghanistan in the Cricket World Cup Qualifier.In May of last year, he was named in a fourteen-man squad for Ireland's first ever Test match against Pakistan. He made his Test debut for Ireland against Pakistan. The first day of the Test match was washed out. He was dismissed for a duck. Irish cricketers Ireland Test cricketers Ireland One Day International cricketers Ireland Twenty20 International cricketers Cricketers from County Dublin


texts: An estimated 200 sexual assaults were committed by <mask>, a Canadian convicted sex predator, while he worked as a guard at the New Brunswick Training School. He was considered to be one of Canada's worst sex offenders. In December 1992 Toft was sentenced to 13 years in prison for 34 sex-related charges. In 1994, Toft lost his appeal. He was freed after serving 11 years of his sentence. Daniel Watters maintained that two-thirds of the allegations were false. A picture of a nude scout member taken in Toft's camper led to his firing in 1968.Scout Master George Mountain and Toft played a game of "strip tag" in which participants would lose their clothing if caught. After caring for a foster child from 1981 to 1984 Toft asked to have the child removed. In 1991, Toft was found guilty of 33 counts of sexual and physical abuse that took place during that time. Toft is reported to have forced inmates to give him oral sex, performed oral sex on inmates, fondled and anally penetrated inmates, drugged inmates in order to have sex with them, violently attacked inmates causing injuries to genitals, and stood by as inmates. Many of the assaults occurred when inmates were signed out on day passes for field trips. As far back as 1971, Toft was the subject of troubling reports from staff at the New Brunswick Training School. In 1975, William Keys told John B. M. Baxter, a cabinet minister, and Robert King, a correctional services official, that he suspected sexual abuse involving Toft.He said he was told to have proof. When Toft's dismissal from the Scouts for sexual abuse was discovered, he again complained. He was told that more proof was needed. The Central Reformatory was chosen after Toft was moved from the Kingsclear Facility's training school because of reports of sexual abuse. The move was made in response to another guard, David Forbes, who witnessed Toft touching an inmate. Forbes reported that he took the matter to the police. Insp. Lillian Ulsh.There is a child protection branch of the police department. Ulsh didn't notify the police force of their jurisdiction over the matter. Forbes was transferred out of the province. In January 1991, Toft was again transferred to the Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Branch, possibly in response to more inquiries about allegations of sexual abuse. The transfer letter to Toft states that your acceptance of the re-assignment is by mutual agreement. According to a witness at the Miller Inquiry on sexual abuse at Kingsclear, as many as 16 inmates may have had a meeting with someone from the Ombudsman's Office when he visited the Training School. The witness said that the inmates wanted to know why Toft was allowed to work.They said that Toft's behavior was well known. In 1994, Charles Ferris claimed that there were no records of the visit but that a complaint would have been investigated. Forbes was interviewed by Richard Robinson of the CBC, which led to an investigation by the Mounties. In 1991, Toft was charged with 35 counts of sexual misconduct. One charge was dropped. The charges against Toft were stayed by the Attorney-General. The Miller Inquiry began in 1992 to investigate "the recognized or perceived institutional misconduct of which children and youth were victims".The Inquiry heard from Kingsclear staff, victims, and <mask> himself. The sequence of events leading to <mask>'s arrest was detailed in a February 1995 report. The report concluded that a deliberate cover-up probably did not occur, but that the author was given "considerable concern" by the attitude of indifference within the Department ofCorrections. Miller noted that the institution's solution was to transfer the employee and hope that the whole affair would be forgotten. The only documentary evidence to record the whole event was a false request for voluntary transfer. Miller criticized the reaction to a 1991 report to the premier's office that detailed available evidence, writing, "Then followed what I consider a very carefully orchestrated handling, or mis-handling, of the report." Although Toft was investigated and arrested, the Garneau report and other relevant documents were not made available to the police.Better administrative policy to ensure the protection of wards of Child Services, fail-safes for catching abuse, and better training and placement for staff working directly with youth were some of the recommendations made by Miller. The program of compensation for the victims of sexual abuse at Kingsclear was recommended by him. The allegations that Toft brought inmates from the Kingsclear Correctional Facility to the home of then-premier Richard Hatfield were never proven in court. One prisoner testified that he was sexually abused by Toft and that Toft and Hatfield offered him a ride in a car. Hatfield is accused of offering money for sex to the prisoner while the two were alone and driving. There was a culture of abuse and cover-ups at Kingsclear from the 1980s to the 1990s. While the Inquiry was being held, another sexual assault was reported at the facility, prompting questions about how widespread the sexual abuse was.The inquiry did not assess the ubiquity of the incidents of physical abuse. The chain of events that led to <mask>'s conviction was documented in the inquiry. Hugh Robichaud, the Executive Director of Policing Services, condemned the actions of Forbes for not following proper channels after an investigation of their claims of sexual abuse. The Miller Inquiry was not mandated to investigate systemic abuse, prompting some to say that the victims have not received justice. Ronald Osborne, a former resident at the NewBrunswick Training School, accused <mask> of sexual assault, but later withdrew his accusation. Along with the other 34 counts, Toft had already pleaded guilty to the charge. The two other former residents of the Training School bullied him into making the allegation in order to get back at the guards.The Miller Report recommended that victims of abuse in the care of the provincial government receive compensation. The claim period was re-opened with a 1999 deadline to accommodate victims who were not able to claim by the previous deadline. The government paid out over $10 million to people. Death Toft died of lung cancer at the age of 81. References 1936 births, 20th-century Canadian criminals, gay men, and people convicted of child sexual abuse.

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texts: The leading World War II fighter ace of his country was also a member of the Cantacuzino family. <mask> was born in Bucharest. His father was <mask> and his mother was <mask>. Maria Rosetti married George Enescu a second time after his father's death. <mask> was a student in high-school. He could afford to practice motor sports all the time. He was a great motor bike racer and driver.The Paris-Bucharest race had a new record set by him. He was the captain of the ice hockey team at the World Championships in 1931 and 1933. In 1939 he won the national aerial acrobatics contest with his B 133 Jungmeister and in 1941 he was named the chief pilot of the LARES company. He got in the front line as a fighter pilot in the 53rd Fighter Squadron even though it was a comfortable job. I. He was sent home from the army after it reduced the number of front line troops. He was hired at LARES.He was able to return to active duty in 1943. He was assigned to the 7th Fighter Group on April 26, 1943, which was equipped with the new Messerschmitt Bf109. He was named commander of the 58th Fighter Squadron on May 5, after arriving on the front line. He and his wingman were trying to protect three Ju 88 bombers when they were engaged by four Yakolevs, two La-5s and four Spitfires. His wingman had to return to base after being hit. He shot down two cars. He made a belly landing after his aircraft was damaged.Two of the bombers were destroyed. Even though his aircraft was not equipped for low-visibility flying, he flew both day and night missions in July. Cantacuzino tried to stop the Soviets from bombing his airfield. He gave up the night missions after the Germans protested. He shot down the flying ace of the Soviet Air Force. He shot down nine aircraft between 2 and 5 August, raising his score to 27. He was alone on patrol and he encountered a Soviet formation of 40–50 planes.He felt he could damage the formation by destroying them all. After shooting down two of the Il-2 formation, he was attacked by the Soviet fighters. He shot down one of them. The pilots of the 7th Fighter Group had an excellent day on 16 August. They scored 22 confirmed kills and five probables. He received the Iron Cross on August 28. <mask> was kept from the front so he could recuperate after he became ill in the autumn of 1943.He returned to active duty on February 10, 1944, in the 7th Fighter Group, which was sent to the front with the Soviets. On 15 April, Cantacuzino and his wingmen attacked the bomber formations and shot down six B-24 Liberators, one of which was the prince. He scored victories against the Soviet Air Force. In August 1944, <mask> became the commander of the 9th Fighter Group, succeeding Captain erbnescu, who was shot down in combat with US fighters on August 18. The capital was still in German hands when the Luftwaffe started bombing it after the war ended. The remains of the 7th and 9th Fighter Groups were brought in to protect the capital. Cantacuzino shot down 3 Heinkel.<mask> was given a special mission to transport Lieutenant-Colonel James Gunn III, the highest ranking American prisoner-of-war in Romania, to the air base at Foggia and back to the country with 56 B-17s. He came back because his Bf 109 couldn't be refueled. He only needed one flight to get familiar with the new aircraft. On February 25, 1945, he shot down a FW 190 piloted by the man who would become the man who would become the man who would become the man who would become the man who would become the man who would become the man who would become the man who would become the man who would become the This happened 3 km from Zvolensk Slatina. <mask> was credited with 43 aerial victories. His kill total was the highest in the Air Force, according to the counting system used during the war.<mask> returned to LARES after the war ended. The old elite and opponents of the regime were imprisoned by the communist regime. After Cantacuzino lost his land, his wife left him. He was married to Nadia Gray in 1946. After escaping to Italy in 1947, he settled in Spain. In order to earn his living at air shows, he needed to buy himself an airplane. He was the father of a novelist.The units that were served were: 53rd Fighter Squadron, 26 April 1943, 7th Fighter Group, 31 May 1944, and 9th Fighter Group. Victor Niu wrote "<mask> "Bzu" Cantacuzino - The prince of ace" at World War II Ace Stories. "Rzboiul aerian in Romnia" is a book by Vasile Tudor. Piteti, Ed., 1941–1944. There were military personnel from the city of Tiparg who died in the 60's.

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texts: An Indonesian actor named <mask> appeared in more than 120 films. He was born in the Dutch East Indies and began his acting career in theatre before moving to film. His first starring role was as the title character in Pangeran Hamid. He was an actor who appeared in four or five films a year. He acted in a number of television shows. On November 25, 1924, <mask> was born in the Dutch East Indies. He graduated from junior high school.He began his acting career with Djamal 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 He was cast in the South Pacific Film Corporation's Anggrek Bulan, which was filmed in Jakarta during the Japanese occupation of the Dutch East Indies, in 1948. In this film, directed by Andjar Asmara, Arief played a young man who had to protect a beautiful young woman. Arief acted in four more films for the South Pacific Film Corporation in 1949. He went to work for Fred Young's film company. Arief appeared in a number of films for the company. Fight Well, My Brother!He acted in films by the National Film Company. His star-making role was with Pangeran <mask>. He played a prince named <mask> who took the throne after being driven out of it. <mask> became a free agent after his contract with Golden Arrow ended. He acted for many companies despite the downturn in the film industry. <mask> had a number of roles as characters of European descent. The roles of Edward William and Heyne Scott in the Si Pitung series were later roles of this type.In the seventies, <mask> appeared in more than sixty films. He acted in the skit show Komedia Jakarta on television. <mask> was quoted in the 1979 directory of Indonesian film actors as saying that he didn't have any talent for comedy. I like dramatic stories. <mask> made his final feature film in 1982. He continued to act, appearing in the TVRI television series Rumah Masa Depan. The National Film Council gave him an award for his dedication to the art.On December 20, 1992, <mask> died in Jakarta. <mask> appeared in more than 120 films. The film Kembalilah Mama was produced by him. <mask> Warna, Menanti Kasih, and Harta Karun were all killed in the line of duty.

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texts: <mask> was an English actor, writer, producer and director. In the First World War, he organised unofficial entertainments for his friends in the army and was appointed do so officially. He directed and produced in the West End after the war. He staged plays by many writers. He produced 40 films and directed 16 in the 1930s. The Entertainments National Service Association, or ENSA, was set up in 1939 to provide a wide range of entertainment for British armed forces personnel during the Second World War. He resumed his West End career after the war but did not regain his pre-war dominance.<mask> was the younger son and second of the four children of Harding Hewar <mask>, a cigarette manufacturer, and his wife, Elizabeth Mary Winton. He was educated at a school. He trained as an "analytical scientist" before working for two years on the London Stock Exchange, according to his entry in Who's Who in the Theatre. In September 1906, <mask> made his first professional appearance on the stage at the Opera House, as Trip in The School for Scandal. He joined Annie Horniman's new repertory company in 1907 and stayed for four years in a wide range of plays from the 16th to the 20th century. The Horniman company gave a two-week repertory season at the Coronet Theatre in June 1909. <mask> directed an experimental theatre season.He was the first director of the Playhouse, where he put on plays by John Galsworthy, Harold Brighouse, and Harley Granville-Barker. He was technical adviser for stage-construction at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, which opened in 1913. He was appointed as an assistant stage director by Sir Herbert Tree in 1913. The young man intends to get on either by hook or crook, according to the tree. In 1914, <mask> married Esther. The marriage produced three sons, one of them a musicologist named Winton <mask>, who became a judge. The First World War began in 1914.He developed an arrangement under which each battalion in the camp contributed to the building and running of a singlearrison theatre for the whole camp, on an impressive, near-professional scale. In January 1917 he was transferred to the War Office in London to head the entertainment branch of the Navy and Army Canteen Board, with control of fifteen theatres and ten touring companies. <mask> and Alec Lionel Rea formed a syndicate called "Reandean" in London after the war. They leased the St Martin's Theatre, and after a poor start, they achieved a strong success with Galsworthy's tragi-comedy The Skin Game. A number of plays were mounted by Reandean. <mask> was a co-adapter for the stage version of James Elroy Flecker's narrative poem Hassan, which was a spectacular exotic drama, with music by Frederick Delius and choreography by Léonide Massine. <mask> tried to get Tree to stage the piece, but the costs were too high.<mask> was called on to stage revivals in later years after the production made its mark in 1923. <mask>'s handling of the casting was an example of the ruthlessness that made him enemies in the theatrical profession. <mask> demoted John Gielgud to understudy for Nol Coward despite the latter's contractual right to play the part. <mask>'s determination to have his own way made him, as The Times put it, "something of a byword in the West End through his dictatorial methods at rehearsal". <mask>'s nickname "Bastard <mask>" and "Bloody <mask>" are referred to in the Biographies of performers from Gielgud to Alan and Barry. Gielgud's biographer Jonathan Croall writes that <mask> took on the joint managing directorship with Alfred Butt of the Theatre Royal with the aim of establishing a national theatre there. The opening production, London Life, failed.A critic wrote that the play was not worthy of its authors and the production was not worthy of <mask>. His reputation as a director of poetic drama was not good, according to The Times. His resignation was caused by his colleagues' insistence on bringing in an American musical. The daughter of the fifth Earl of Warwick was married to <mask> in 1925. They had one child. The marriage was dissolved in 1933. <mask> and Rea dissolved their partnership after Coward's Easy Virtue, The Queen Was in the Parlour and Sirocco were all failures.<mask> became chairman and joint managing director of Associated Talking Pictures in 1929. He worked in cinema and theatre during the 1930s. For a while his films did well, but his flair for theatrical staging did not extend to the cinema, where his work as director was uninspired. <mask> resigned from Ealing Studios in the late 1930s because his colleagues felt that he was neglecting films in favor of his theatrical work. The Canadian-born Victoria Hopper married <mask> in 1934. They didn't have any children. His third and final marriage was dissolved in 1948.When the Second World War was about to start, <mask> published his suggestions on how the entertainment industry could help the public and the armed forces. George Black of the London Palladium thought there would be no war. <mask> formed an alliance with the comedian and theatre owner, who was a leading figure in entertainments for the troops in the First World War, and ignored his critics. <mask> was appointed director of the entertainment branch of the Navy, Army and Air Force Institutes after lobbying the government. The organisation wanted Drury Lane to be their headquarters. Black is now firmly behind <mask>'s ideas, and he was one of the people <mask> worked with in their theatrical or musical spheres. More than 80% of the entertainment industry gave ESMA service during <mask>'s six and a half years, according to his biographer.Over two and a half million performances took place before over 300 million men and women in the forces and industry. After the war <mask> resumed his activities in the West End and elsewhere, but never regained the pre-eminence he had enjoyed in the 1930s. J was one of his post-war productions. B. Priestley's An Inspector Calls for the Old Vic company at its temporary home at the New Theatre in October 1946 and The Wizard of Oz for the Christmas season of 1946–47. The first British Repertory Theatre Festival was organised by him at the St James's Theatre. He had productions for the National Theatre Organisation of South Africa and the Dublin International Drama Festival. The Diary of a Nobody was adapted and directed by <mask>, who also staged Michael Redgrave's adaptation of Henry James's The Aspern Papers.Out of This World was his last production in London. He went back to direct The Importance of Being Earnest for the golden jubilee of the company he founded. <mask> wrote an official history of ENSA and two volumes of his autobiography in his later years. He died in London on April 22, 1978, at the age of 89. A memorial service was held for him.

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texts: A planetary scientist and professor at the University of Zrich, ita was born in 1980. She studies gas giant planets. She is a member of the science team of the probe. She collaborated with Eli Galanti and Yohai Kaspi of the Weizmann Institute of Science to calculate the period of the moon's rotation. The 50 most influential women of Forbes Israel were selected in 2015. In 2004, she received her bachelor's degree in science from Tel Aviv University. She completed her PhD work on giant planet formation at Tel Aviv University.She worked in the Department of Planetary Science at the University of California Los Angeles. She was appointed a research fellow in 2009. She studied the influence of planetesimals on the formation of gas giants during her time at the University of California. She was appointed Senior Lecturer in the Department of Earth Sciences of Tel Aviv University in 2011. She joined the Department of Earth Sciences as an Associate Professor. In 2016 I became a professor at the Institute for Computational Science. She is a member of the UZH Space Hub.NASA is investigating the planet Jupiter with the help of Helled. She is a member of the science team of the European Space Agency's Space Telescope PLATO which is scheduled to be launched in 2024 and she is also one of the lead scientists of the European Space Agency's Jupiter Icy Moon Explorer to Jupiter. <mask>'s research deals with the formation and evolution of planets in the Solar System and beyond. The relationship between the formation of the planets and their internal structure is examined in her studies. The formation of planets in the Solar System are compared to the formation of exoplanets. She wants to know if a uniform mechanism can be found predicting the formation of the planets, as well as the differences between different planetary systems and the physical processes that influence the formation of planets in a particular system. The internal structure of planets and the time of internal rotation is examined by <mask>'s research group.Computational models are developed to predict the behavior of the planet and compare it with observations. The team is looking at the internal rotation of the gas giants to see if it is related to the atmospheric movement of these planets. In 2010, <mask> and his team suggested that the rotation periods of both Neptune and Uranus are not known. The length of day on the ice giants was suggested by them. <mask> and his team accurately calculated the time of the rotation of the moon. The measurement of the Voyager 2 probe was used to calculate the previous calculation. There is a discrepancy in the numbers and the calculation of the rotation time of the planet.The components of Saturn's atmosphere, especially hydrogen and helium, travel at different speeds and do not attest to the rotation of the planet. Helled's research was based on calculating the speed of rotation and the density and oblateness of the planet. Helled was able to calculate that the strong winds blowing over Neptune and Uranus are due to obstacles. There are storms and strong jet currents in Neptune. In order to better understand the composition of these ice giants, researchers have been trying to find out the extent of the phenomenon of wind. The jet currents on the planets are only a small part of the planet's mass. The momentary mass of the planet is changed by the movement of the winds.The wind layer is limited to a few percent of the planet's mass because of the relationship between the pressure and density for the wind pattern and measuring the Torque. The researchers used wind data to create a map of the planets. John D Anderson, Gerald Schubert, and Morris Podolak have publications. There are models of Neptune and Uranus in the interior. The journal about astronomy. The 726 (1), 15 (9 December 2010) is titled "Ravit Helled et al." The internal structure of a giant planet.There are Protostars and Planets VI. The authors are Henrik Beuther, Ralf S. Klessen, Cornelis P. Dullemond, and Thomas Henning. The University of Arizona Press, Tucson, 912 pp., p......................  There is a core Formation in Giant Gaseous Protoplanets. There's a lot of Astrophysics. Eli Galanti, Yohai Kaspi, and <mask> <mask> were authors of the article. The fast spin is determined by the field and oblateness.The link between interior and formation models is measured by Jonathan Lunine. There are monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. There was a report on the topic of 441 (3). She was one of the 50 most influential women of Forbes Israel and the 50 most influential women of Globes.

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texts: <mask> is an English cricketer. He is a left-handed batter and a right-arm medium-fast bowler. There were six youth Tests and 11 One Day Internationals for the England under-19s. He was an overseas player for the 2006–07 season. In 2007, he spent time on loan with both counties. He was awarded his county caps by both counties. It was the first time since 1950 that Lancashire had won the County Championship.In first-class cricket, <mask> established himself as the opening bowler. He retired at the age of 31 due to a back injury. His grandfather was the legendary left arm spinner Sonny Ramadhin who played 43 test matches for the West Indies and is remembered for his 11 strikeouts in West Indies first ever Test victory in England at Lord's in 1950. Sonny died at the age of 92. <mask>'s family moved to Oldham when he was a child. <mask> played six youth Test matches for England. He scored 157 runs at an average of 17.44, with a highest score of 50, and took 20 wickets at an average of 26.45 with one five-star haul.Between 2001 and 2002 he played 11 youth NationMaster NationMaster NationMaster NationMaster NationMaster NationMaster NationMaster NationMaster NationMaster, scoring 295 runs at an average of 36.87 with a highest score of 103 and taking 11 wickets at a cost of 41.28 runs each, with the best bowling figures of 3 for 41 runs On 13 June 2001, he made his first-class debut for Lancashire in a match against the Durham University Centre of Cricketing excellence. He played his first match in the County Championship the following year and took his first five-wicket haul in the win over Leicestershire. Sonny Ramadhin is the grandfather of <mask>. There were calls for him to be selected for the full England squad when he made a promising start to his career. When James Anderson was selected by England in the 2002–03 season, some pundits wondered if they had confused him with his teammate. He was struggling with injuries and illness.In his opinion, the 2006 English season was the last chance for his career. He felt he produced consistent performance for the first time in his career when he opened the bowling in the one-day side. He took 16 one-day wickets, as well as 15 in the County Championship. He scored two half-centuries that season. <mask> signed to play for New Zealand state side Otago in the English close season in October of 2006 after being recommended by a player. He scored 170 runs with two half-centuries and a highest score of 71 in four first-class matches and took five wickets at an average of 62.60. In May 2007, <mask> signed a four-month loan with Worcestershire to act as cover for injured seam bowlers.In the County Championship, he claimed his best bowling figures since 2002. He returned to the club before the end of his contract because of injuries to the squad. He played in two first-class and four one-day matches for the county. He was also awarded his county cap. In July 2007, <mask> moved to Nottinghamshire on a month's loan to bolster their injury-hit squad, despite his struggles to get a place in the first team. He played in two first-class matches. He had an average of 39.66.He contemplated leaving the club after two spells on loan. As part of pre-season training, the team traveled to Dubai. A broken bone in his right hand meant he missed the first two weeks of county cricket back in England. <mask> had his best batting figures in June 2010 when he hit 88 in the Roses match against Yorkshire. He received a standing ovation from the Old Trafford crowd when he left the ground after batting at number 10. In the same match, <mask> took his 100th first-classwicket, which was the one taken by Adam Lyth, who was in the running to become the first to reach 1,000 in the season. He was awarded his cap at the beginning of August.He scored his second half-century of the season in the following month against Hampshire. His best performance of the season was in that match, where he took 4 wickets for 53 runs. In nine first-class matches for Lancashire in 2010, <mask> scored 301 runs (including two half-centuries) at an average of 33.44 and took 20 wickets at an average of 32.50. He missed the start of the season after sustaining a muscle tear in a warm-up match. He twisted his ankle in training at the start of May. When healthy, he was competing with Sajid Mahmood, Farveez Maharoof, Oliver Newby, and Tom Smith for a place in the team. He made his first appearance of the season on 16 May when he conceded 63 runs from six overs in the CB40 defeat to Somerset.He played his first game of the season that month. He recorded his career best bowling figures, taking 7 wickets for 28 runs against Hampshire (surpassed in June 2013). In the match, <mask> took career best figures of 11/59, which was the best of his career. In the County Championship match against Yorkshire in July, he scored a half-century and took a five-wicket haul to help his team to victory. In the Championship, he has taken his third five-wicket haul of the season. In addition to recording his best first-class bowling figures, <mask> took 50 pins in the County Championship for the first time. He scored 300 first-class runs at an average of 21.47The club won the County Championship for the first time since 1950, thanks to the efforts of one of three bowler who took 50 or more in the competition. <mask> was forced to retire from cricket due to a serious back injury. He finished his career as a first-class bowler with over 300 first-class kills from 114 matches. He scored 2,708 runs with 16 half-centuries. He took a position as a tour manager after retiring. He was the Girls' County Age Group Performance Manager in 2021. <mask> at Cricket Archive has a list of representative cricketers.

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texts: <mask>'<mask> was a pioneer in the field of Earth rotation. <mask> was the second of six children and was born on October 31, 1945 in a suburb of Pittsburgh. Her father was an architect. Murphy is a chain of stores. She studied engineering at Saint Francis University, a small liberal arts college in Pennsylvania. In her senior year, she began an honors program at the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory after changing her major to physics. She received a degree in 1967.She received her PhD in high-energy physics from Rutgers University. She stated in an interview that she chose particle physics because it was finding the essence of the universe. From 1976 to 1980, she was a researcher at the California Institute of Technology, where she used data from particle experiments conducted at Fermilab outside of Chicago. She became an expert in analyzing large datasets using specialized software. She focused on studying the rotation of the Earth after she finished her work. During her 37 years at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, she worked on the Lunar Laser Ranging experiment, studying the time required for lasers to travel between observatories on the Earth and the moon by NASA astronauts. She shifted her focus to studying the rotation of the Earth.She studied how small variations in the moon's rotation could affect weather, sea level rise, and space exploration. The senior research scientist at JPL was appointed in 2007. She left JPL ten years later. In order to better understand what forces and processes influence fluctuations in the way the Earth spins, Dickey studied the exchange of angular momentum between the solid Earth, the atmosphere, and the oceans. The Madden–Julian oscillation is a 50-day cycle of tropical, convectively-driven waves that spikes every 40 to 50 days. The Earth's rotation can be influenced by weather events. One variety of El Nio has the warmest surface water in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, while the other has the warmest surface water in the Central Pacific Ocean.They found that the two El Nios set up different areas of higher and lower atmospheric pressure, which affect Earth's rotation differently. GRACE mission's work contributed to NASA's Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) mission, which measured monthly variations in Earth's gravity over the course of 15 years. In 1996 and 1997 she chaired the National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council Committee on Earth Gravity from Space. The Committee evaluated the potential for using satellite technologies to measure the time-varying component of the gravitational field, as well as assessing the utility of collecting and interpreting such measurements in order to better understand natural hazards and advance the earth sciences. The Committee's work paved the way for NASA's selection of the GRACE mission during an open competition. Changes in the ocean's mass, the ice sheets and the water in the continents affect the Earth's gravity. Earth's gravity fluctuates as water cycles among these areas.Satellite data began to show an increasing oblateness, or flattening from a sphere to a non-spherical ellipsoid, widening the planet's diameter. In order to understand why this was happening, <mask> and her colleagues turned their attention to changes in ocean circulation, sea- surface height, and sub-polar and mountain glaciers. The GRACE Mission, which was unable to monitor Earth's gravity field with unprecedented accuracy, was used to better understand how factors like global warming, changing ocean circulation patterns, and glaciers affect the field of gravity. The flattening of the Earth was linked to a tripling in the average rate of ice melt in a 2002 study. She was the first woman to hold that position at the American Geophysical Union. The first woman to deliver a lecture at the American Geophysical Union meeting was honoured with an award.

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texts: <mask> is an American Tibetan Buddhist nun, author, teacher, and the founder and abbess of Sravasti Abbey, the only Tibetan Buddhist training monastery for Western nuns and monks in the United States. <mask> is the leader of the Bhikshuni. The ordination of women is done by Gelongma. She is a student of the 14th Dalai Lama and other Tibetan masters. She is co-authoring with the Dalai Lama a multi-volume series of teachings on the Buddhist path, The Library of Wisdom and Compassion. She was born in 1950 and grew up in a non- religious Jewish family. In history from the University of California at Los Angeles.After traveling through Europe, North Africa and Asia for one and a half years, she received a teaching credential and went to the University of Southern California to do post-graduate work in education while working as a teacher in the Los Angeles City School System. She went to Nepal to continue studying Buddhism after attending a meditation course in 1975. She was ordination as a Buddhist nun in 1986 and in 1977 as a Buddhist nun. Under the guidance of the 14th Dalai Lama and other Tibetan masters, Bhikshuni <mask> <mask> studied and practiced Buddhism in India and Nepal. She directed the spiritual program at Istituto Lama Tzong Khapa in Italy for nearly two years, was a resident teacher at the Amitabha Buddhist Centre in Singapore for 10 years, and was the spiritual director and resident teacher at the Dharma Friendship Foundation in Seattle, US. Emphasizing the practical application of the Buddha's teachings in our daily lives, <mask> <mask>i lineage of Buddhist nuns.She founded Sravasti Abbey because she saw the importance and necessity of a monastery for Westerners training in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Western monks and nuns are not allowed in the monastery. Two works co-written with the 14th Dalai Lama: Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions and Approaching the Buddhist Path are the first in a multi-volume collection. Other popular works include Buddhism for Beginners, Open Heart, Clear Mind, and Don't Believe Everything You Think. Life as a Western Buddhist Nun was an international conference of Western Buddhist nuns. She was involved in the creation of the International Congress on Buddhist Women's Role in the Sangha, as well as participating in the Western Buddhist teachers conferences with the 14th Dalai Lama. She attends the annual Western Buddhist Monastic Gathering in the USA.She attended the Second Gethsemani Encounter in 2002 and was present during the Jewish delegation's visit to Dharamshala in 1990. She was present at several Mind and Life Institute conferences in which the 14th Dalai Lama spoke to Western scientists. North America, Latin America, Singapore, Malaysia, India, and the former Soviet countries are where <mask> <mask> teaches the Dharma. She founded Sravasti Abbey, a Buddhist monastery in Newport, Washington, USA, in 2003 because she saw the importance of a monastery for Westerners training in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. She received the Global Bhikkhuni Award in 2016 from the Chinese Buddhist Bhikkhuni Association of Taiwan. <mask> <mask> lives at Sravasti Abbey in Washington State, USA when she isn't on her international teaching tours. The Abbey has a yearly program of weekly teachings as well as various teaching and meditation retreats: Thursday (reasoning and debate) and Friday (lamrim) night teachings, which are broadcast via livestream.com and posted on the Sravasti Abbey youtube channel.The international teaching schedule can be found on the Abbey events page. The title is Open Heart, Clear Mind. What Color Is Your Mind? was published on November 25, 1990 by Snow Lion Publications. The Path to Happiness is a paperback. The eBook is from the Amitabha Buddhist Centre. The book is 160 pages and was published by Snow Lion Publications. The book is 170 pages and was published by Snow Lion Publications.The book is called How to Free Your Mind: Tara the Liberator. Transforming Our Daily Activities: A Practical Guide to Practising Buddhism in Daily Life is a paperback. Cultivating a Compassionate Heart: The Yoga Method of Chenrezig is a 98 page eBook. The guided meditations on the stages of the path are in a paperback. Dealing with Life's Issues: A Buddhist Perspective is a 154 page paperback. Don't Believe Everything You Think: Living With Wisdom and Compassion is a 192 page eBook. The book is called Timeless Wisdom: Being the Knowing.The DVD is called Living with an Open Heart: How to Cultivate Compassion in Everyday Life. The book is called Buddhism: One Teacher, Many Traditions. An Open-Hearted Life is a book written by a clinical psychologist and a Buddhist Nun. There are seven tips for a happy life. Good karma: How to create the causes of happiness and avoid the causes of suffering is a 38 page eBook. Approaching the Buddhist Path is a paperback with a 1 edition. The first edition of The Compassionate Kitchen was published on August 15, 2017.The Foundation of Buddhist Practice is a 160 page book. The book is 400 pages and was published by Wisdom Publications. The publisher is Wisdom Publications. The title of the book is Awaken Every Day: Buddhist Reflections to InviteMindfulness and Joy. Following in the Buddha's Footsteps is a 400 page book. In Praise of Great Compassion is a 552 page hardcover. Publishers: Wisdom Publications; Courageous Compassion.The book is 496 pages and was published by Wisdom Publications. By request from Sravasti Abbey, the eBook was prepared for ordination. The eBook has 104 pages and was published by Sravasti Abbey. A Teaching on Heruka is a Paperback. Lama Yeshe Wisdom Archive is the publisher of the eBook. Lama Yeshe Wisdom Archive is the publisher of this eBook. On January 2, 2001, Transforming Adversity Into Joy and Courage was published.The sixth edition of Insight Into Emptiness was published by Sravasti Abbey. The book is called Pearl of Wisdom Buddhist Prayers and Practices: Book II. The sixth edition of karmans for the creation of virtue was published by Sravasti Abbey. Practical Ethics and Profound Emptiness is a commentary on Nagarjuna's Precious Garland. This is the first complete English-language commentary on Nagarjuna's Precious Garland of Advice for a King. The territory was established with the help of Bhiku Poadha. The eBook is 80 pages and was published by Sravasti Abbey.ikam Poadha and Other Rites is an eBook that was published by Sravasti Abbey. The eBook is 70 pages and was published by Sravasti Abbey. Sravasti Abbey is the publisher of the Refuge Resource Book. The Exploring Monastic Life eBook is 92 pages. The Pearl of Wisdom Buddhist Prayers and Practices: Book III is an eBook. The eBook is 80 pages and was published by Sravasti Abbey. The first edition of Sravasti Abbey was published in August of 2021.Interview with <mask> <mask> on "Insight into Emptiness" "Disappointment and delight: The eight worldly concerns" is an interview with <mask> <mask>. Interview with FPMT's "Buddhists Monastics Get Together." "Cycles of Optimism: Buddhism's Challenges for Future Generations" is an article on FPMT.org. The article is titled "How One Tibetan Buddhist Nun Is Blazing A Trail For Other Women To Follow." Two nuns discuss the importance of friendship in a Huffington Post article. Interview in Tricycle Magazine, "Buddhist abbey a dream fulfilled for U.S. nuns."There is an article in the student newspaper of North Idaho College about the Tricycle Online Retreat. <mask> <mask> talks about the challenges and joys of being a Western Buddhist monastic. 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texts: <mask> was a Mexican professional footballer who played for Cruz Azul and Guadalajara as well as the Mexico national football team. Cruz Azul's youth academy was where Mucio played until his debut with the senior team in 1969. Mucio won 3 league titles and 2 continental cups at Cruz Azul. He became Guadalajara's top goal scorer with 15 goals. Mucio was a key player for the Mexico national football team at the time of his death. One of the greatest Mexican forwards of his generation is Mucio. In the early hours of May 31, 1974, Mucio was shot 3 times outside of a restaurant by an engineer with whom he had a physical confrontation earlier in the evening.Mucio died from his injuries at a hospital in Guadalajara. After leaving for Europe, Muldoon Barreto never stood trial for the murder he was accused of. Muldoon Barreto's freedom is attributed to his family's high status and ties with the government of Jalisco. Roberto Mucio Martnez and Genoveva Valdés were the parents of <mask> Mucio. His siblings were 2 brothers and 1 sister. Roberto Mucio Martnez was a footballer for Cruz Azul during both the amateur and professional eras. Mucio Martnez was part of the squad which won the club's promotional title in 1963.Mucio was encouraged by his father to play football. At the age of 7, Cruz Azul Mucio joined the youth team. He made his senior team debut at the age of 19 against C.F. during the 1969–70 Mexican Primera Divisin season. On November 19, 1969. Mucio scored his first senior league goal in the 1970 tournament. Mucio scored 14 league goals at the end of the season to help Cruz Azul win the México 1970 competition. Guadalajara Mucio was a fan favorite key player.The team was not performing well in the subsequent years. The season ended on the general table. Mucio scored 15 goals in 26 games, becoming the team's top goal scorer. Mucio was going to transfer to Atlas F.C. before he died. Mucio was nicknamed El Centavo due to his small stature as a child. Mucio had a child, <mask> Mucio Jr., on February 1, 1973. On the night of May 30, 1974, Mucio met with 3 friends and their dates at a restaurant frequented by wealthy patrons located in Guadalajara.There were a few tables away from where Mucio's party was. Muldoon Barreto was said to be drunk. Muldoon Barreto was said to be a fan of Guadalajara's rival team Atlas and was talking to Mucio at his table. Muldoon Barreto began to insult Mucio and his date which led to a physical altercation between the two men. The two broke up and Muldoon was thrown out of the restaurant. According to witnesses, when Mucio and his group left the restaurant, Muldoon Barreto was inside a luxury car waiting for Mucio to leave. Mucio extended his hand for a handshake.Mucio was shot in the head, thorax, and shoulder by Muldoon Barreto. Muldoon Barreto sped away from the area. Mucio was in a coma for 3 days. Mucio died from his injuries in the morning of June 3, 1974. Guadalajara and Mexico City were shocked by the news of Mucio's death. Angered football fans tried to set Carlos O' Willys on fire. Mucio's funeral was attended by thousands of fans.Mucio's son said that after the murder, Jaime Antonio Muldoon Barreto left Mexico for Spain, where there was no treaty to extradite him. Poor mental faculties were cited by Muldoon Barreto's lawyers as the reason he was not fit to stand trial. Muldoon Barreto was never charged for Mucio's murder. A wealthy architecture and real estate family based in Guadalajara had a mechanical-electrical engineer named Jaime Antonio Muldoon Barreto. In 1967, Muldoon Barreto graduated from the Institute of Technology and Higher Education. The influence and power of the Muldoon Barreto family in the Mexican government resulted in Muldoon Barreto's freedom. Mucio established himself as an important figure in Mexican football despite his short career.Cruz Azul's rapid rise to prominence in the 1970s was achieved by one of the club's key players, Mucio. He is considered to be one of the greatest Mexican football players of his generation along with Enrique Borja. 35 years after his death, <mask> Mucio was inducted into the hall of fame. Mucio's family and former teammate were at the ceremony. Mucio's number 9 shirt was put into the Guadalajara club's museum in November 2011. The 1969 Concacaf Cup was for Cruz Azul and the 1971 Mexican Primera Divisin was for Campen de Campeones. Interview with immediate family members of people murdered in Mexico.Guadalajara players won the Gold Cup.

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